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It also has the potential to greatly increase the accuracy of the instant pace, which is a lot more volatile than the total distance
by drdrey 9y ago
It also has the potential to greatly increase the accuracy of the instant pace, which is a lot more volatile than the total distance
- unfamiliar 9y agoI mean, how erratically are you running? My pace wouldn't vary much over a typical 200m.
- megablast 9y agoStopping at damn traffic lights and constantly waiting for cars.
- drdrey 9y agoThat's my point, even if you run at a steady pace the instant pace reported by your device tends to jump around quite a bit, even if they smooth it out over 10s. On my Garmin watch, the instant pace typically jumps around by +-20s/mile, which is significant when you're trying to hit a specific pace target.